cian is Edie Brickell.

‘Booze who’ on
the NM. Shore

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
North Shore courts have resulted
in the following fines and penalties
for drinking and driving related
offences.
NORTH VANCOUVER: Alan
James Bornias, 34, 202-1606 Lynn
‘ Valley Road, North Vancouver
(breathalyser refusal, $400 fine);
: Hazel Verna Eneas, 47, 108-2200
Dundas Street, VWancouver
(breathalyser refusal, $750 fine);
Allan Oscar Sather, 39, 2710
Hawser Avenue, Coquitlam (over
.08, 60 days jail); Garnet Lyle
Eabie, 31, 101-357 East 2nd Street,
North Vancouver (impaired, $500
fine).

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Sinclair St.
rezoning
considered

A PUBLIC hearing has been called
to discuss proposed measures to
protect Sinclair Street and the sur-
rounding neighborhood in West
Vancouver from further subdivi-
sion and infill ‘monster’ houses.
Sept. 18 at 7:45 p.m, is the date
and time set to consider the idea of
creating a new zone to reflect the
predominant existing lot size, and
prevent subdivision into smaller
lots between Fulton and Mathers

Streets.

themselves, who have been appall-
ed by the erosion of the character
of their neighborhood duc to sub-
division.

“All of the people in the
neighborhood will be informed of
the public hearing,’”? promised
Mayor Don Lanskail at the July 17
meeting of West Vancouver
District Council.

In addition to the usual breaking
up of properties into two iots, Ald.
Rod Day warned that cases of
subdividing two Icts into three
were bound to occur in the future
if action was not taken.

The matter has been under the
consideration of the Advisory
Planning Commission since late
last year, but it has not recom-
mended a change of the area’s cur-
rent zoning.

Similar rezoning action is also
being considered for the protection
of the Lower Caulfeild area, which
is currently noted for its large,
well-landscaped lots.

“But it’s up to the people in the
neighborhood; we’ll respond to
them,”’ Day told the News later.

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